The Times (subscription) The admission from Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH) that conservation efforts may now have to focus on hybrid populations comes after an authority in the field said that cross-breeding with feral cats may mean that Britain's last wild feline species has ...

The Guardian Decades of poaching and logging have ravaged the population of the big cat, also known as Amur tigers– only about 500 still live in the wild worldwide. In 2010, Chinese authorities launched ... "If one of them eats sickened livestock, the entire ...

News24 ... important to the conservation of the wild and self sustaining population within Southern Africa. Sanbona Wildlife Reserve, part of Shamwari Group, and the Endangered Wildlife Trust's Cheetah Metapopulation Programme have worked closely over the ...

eTravelBlackboard - Asia Edition Their genes and offspring are very important to the conservation of the wild and self sustaining population within Southern Africa. Sanbona Wildlife Reserve, part of Shamwari Group, and the Endangered Wildlife Trust's Cheetah Metapopulation Programme ...

Care2.com (blog) Late last year, the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) came out with good news that tiger populations in India had increased significantly and that in places like Nagarahole and Bandipur National Parks, tigers were actually at what is known as ...